5. Aragawa, Tokyo:
This charcoal-grilled steakhouse, which opened in 1967, has spent more than ten years among the top five most expensive restaurants. Obviously awarded a Michelin star. Its presence solidifies Tokyo’s position as the city with the greatest concentration of well-known—and expensive—restaurants. Situated at the end of a lengthy hallway in the basement of an office building, the restaurant has only 22 seats. It is well-known for providing the best heirloom Tajima beef in the world. For the specially chosen Tajima beef recipes, only pure-bred breeds produced under specific conditions are used.
The meat is merely seasoned with salt and pepper by the chefs before it is skewered and cooked over Kishu Binchotan charcoal in a kiln. Among the other well-liked dishes offered here is a 5-kilogram portion of smoked salmon, which requires a week to prepare. There are more than 200 wine labels to choose from, most of which are from the French regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy, to go with the dinner. The cost of a supper is approximately $550 per person.
4. Le Pré Catelan, Paris
This relatively expensive restaurant in Paris is located in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne Park. You may eat fine dining in this lavish, well-lit setting.
With three Michelin stars to his credit for his French modern cuisine dishes, head chef Frederic Anton has been leading the kitchen since 1997. “My cooking aims to be simple, tasty, and refined,” he states. My desire is for individuals to find genuine pairings characterized by philosophy: “If perfection is beyond our reach, then let that not be a reason to give up on pursuing it.”
Dinners at this chic restaurant start at about €380 per person and include duck foie gras, cod, fennel cream, thin gold jelly, and crab.Three days a week, lunch is served, and prices start at $190.00 per person.
Discover one of the 30,000 wines (yep, it’s true!) from the Pré Catelan cellar with the help of the on-site sommeliers. You can buy a gift card from the restaurant: Lunch is €255 for two people (wine included), dinner costs €510 for two people (wine included), and a magical evening costs €630 for two people (wine included).
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